TBA Accountancy

10/06/2026

Will your company need to reveal more financial information from 2028?

The government has confirmed major changes to Companies House filing requirements for small companies and micro-entities.

While small businesses will need to file more detailed accounts, there is good news as companies will be able to opt out of having their profit and loss account published on the public register.

Our latest article explains what's changing, who will be affected and what directors should be doing now to prepare.

Read more: https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/companies-house-rule-change-for-small-companies

21/05/2026

Estate planning isn’t just about a Will, it’s about tax.

The timing of when you pass assets on can mean the difference between:
- Paying inheritance tax
- Triggering capital gains tax
- Or avoiding unnecessary tax altogether

Small decisions now can have a big impact later. Our latest blog breaks this down in plain English.

https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/estate-planning-tax-considerations

30/04/2026

Many businesses assume that if they’re profitable, they’re financially secure but that isn’t always the case.

Profit is an accounting measure. Cash is what actually keeps your business running day to day.

We regularly see businesses with strong margins experiencing cash flow pressure due to timing differences, working capital challenges, and payment delays.

Understanding your cash position is just as important as tracking profit and in many cases, even more critical.

Head over to our blog to read more about the difference between cash and profit, and why it matters for business stability.

https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/why-profitable-businesses-run-out-of-money

20/04/2026

Congratulations to Maggie in our team!

15/04/2026

New tax year, new rules.

From dividend tax increases to inheritance tax changes and Making Tax Digital, there’s a lot to keep up with from 6th April.

We’ve summarised the key updates so you don’t have to

Read more: https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/tax-changes-from-6-april-26

16/03/2026

Making Tax Digital is changing and for many sole traders and landlords, the next phase will bring more regular reporting and new digital requirements.

We’ve created a short video and article highlighting some of the most common MTD mistakes we see, and what you can do now to stay on track.

If you want to reduce admin, avoid last-minute pressure, and feel more confident about what’s coming in April 2026, this is well worth a look.

For further details read our Making Tax Digital: Common mistakes to avoid article.

https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/mtd-common-mistakes-to-avoid

29/01/2026

Making Tax Digital is changing how sole traders and landlords' report and manage their finances; while it’s often seen as a simple digital shift, the reality can be more complex.

In this article, we look at why managing MTD alone can take more time than expected, where hidden costs can arise, and how the right support can turn MTD into a source of clarity rather than just compliance.

If you’re approaching MTD on your own, this is worth a read.

https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/diy-mtd-could-be-costly

19/01/2026

The self assessment deadline can put pressure on cashflow, especially if your tax bill is due before the money is there.

If you’re worried about paying your self assessment tax bill by 31st January, our accountancy team has shared practical steps to help you stay in control and understand your options.

Read it here: https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/struggling-to-pay-tax-bill

20/11/2025

Making Tax Digital continues to roll out, and the next phase is closer than many businesses realise.

In this short video, we break down the key changes coming in 2026 and what sole traders and landlords need to prepare for; from digital record-keeping to quarterly submissions.

If you’re unsure how MTD affects you or what steps to take next, we’re here to help make the transition smooth and stress-free.

11/11/2025

The end of the tax year might seem far away, but 5 April will be here before you know it.

Our latest blog outlines six smart actions company directors can take now to make the most of their allowances, reduce tax liabilities, and start the new financial year on the right foot.

Read the full article: https://www.turpinba.co.uk/blog/smart-moves-for-company-directors-at-year-end

It might only be the start of November, but the smartest business owners are already thinking ahead to 5 April 2026. The end of the tax year has a way of creeping up fast and leaving little time to make meaningful changes once you’re in the final stretch.Early planning gives directors more con...